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Job Title: Lead Data EngineerRole Type: PermanentLocation: Birmingham (Hybrid)Our client is seeking an experienced Lead Data Engineer or a Data Engineer aspiring to step into a lead position.Role OverviewAs the Data Engineer, you will be responsible for a team of data engineers, analysts and leveraging your expertise in Microsoft BI tools and cloud-based technologies to drive their data initiatives. You will play an integral role in guiding the team, developing curated business models, and utilising Azure services to optimise our data infrastructure.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide leadership, guidance, and support to team members, ensuring the successful execution of projects and tasks.Mentor and support the wider business, including Business Intelligence teams, to leverage data for decision-making using PowerBI and other Microsoft tools.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to achieve common business goals.Develop and maintain curated business models to support accurate and insightful decision-making.Ensure data security, compliance, and best practices are followed in Azure cloud environments.Essential SkillsExpertise in the Microsoft BI stack, including SSRS, SSAS, and SSIS.Hands-on experience with Azure Synapse, Azure Data Factory, and other Azure cloud services.Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to turn complex data into actionable insights.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams.Demonstrated ability to design and implement curated business models for reporting and analysis.If you are a skilled Lead Data Engineer or a Data Engineer aspiring to become a lead, we would like to hear from you. Apply now

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